Recently my car broke down. I'm from out of state, I'm not familiar with the area, and I called the…read morenon-emergency number to dispatch a car so I could wait in the lobby for my driver (who was out of state). The officers and staff were really helpful and offered several times to bring me to a hotel or anywhere else that I needed to go. One officer even recommended his mechanic/tow truck driver and called him for me. The police officers and staff were really helpful. I had to wait for my driver approximately 7 hours, but this department was very kind. I really appreciate it. They offered me coffee while I was waiting, and they checked in periodically to make sure that I was okay. They really helped and I'm thankful for their service.

They'll pull you over on 480 in a heartbeat but car 5222 just passed me on 71north at west 150th…read moregoing 80-90mph. Makes me sick. 20-30 mph over the speed limit in Cleveland. Well outside his jurisdiction without emergency lights. Im a commercial truck driver, if I was caught doing the same thing I'd be fired and severely fined and my way of living would be over. Just because you're in a cop car doesn't mean you can break the law whenever you want. He should be suspended at the very least.

Like I always tell the police, just Cleve me alone. Hopefully they will in future…read more I have nothing against the Cleveland police department and they have never done anything bad to me. They have never touched me in my bad place or given me any hassle. The only time I've come into contact with them, they were perfectly friendly at the World Series game. It's just a shame Cleveland wasn't able to Win It.

These guys personify the definition of excellence and serve the city of Cleveland with distinction…read moreand honor. There are five districts, and all of them have their fair share of problems; however, the men and women of the Cleveland Division of Police respond to every call with the same level of professionalism and dedication that the public would expect. Back the Blue!

A couple of years ago we found a note on our front door. A…read morepatrolman noticed at 3 am our garage door was open and took the time to remind us to close our garage door for our own protection. We thought that, that was an exemplary example of public service. Thank You Stow PD

I really want to thank Stow Police Department for their attentiveness to my case. I had to report…read morea theft and it was very difficult for me because I was very emotionally invested and devastated by the items that had been taken. While the items had all been stashed/gone/sold/melted/who knows what destroyed, the police officers made me feel that this case was important (I'm sure they had bigger things going on) and gave a thorough look into the case that night. In speaking to them on the phone, they were helpful, answered all my questions, and were genuinely sympathetic to my distress. While I"m still distraught - I really appreciate the officers sentiments and commitment to their jobs -- I'm sure its a very thankless career.

They're low key racist. I'm an army veteran and an Ohio native. I was visiting from out of state…read morebecause my dad was dying of liver cancer. I got arrested for walking into the Fire 45 Grille restaurant owned by a family friend because one of the bartenders claimed I was coming after her. They held me in a cell for a week when I was supposed to be taking care of my dad. I got released on bail via video call with a Parma judge. I had to ask my kid sister and her boyfriend to pick up my car and take care of my dogs. Then I had to pay thousands of dollars for some smug attorney who made false promises and then joined the prosecutor in pressuring me into pleading guilty to a misdemeanor after they over charged it as a felony. I came to find out the cops in Ohio will pull people over in any suburb if you're anything other than Caucasian, especially in North Royalton. The black man I shared a cell with told me they arrested him over an unpaid traffic ticket. My dad died in hospice and I wasn't able to be there because of this. I will never forgive and I will never forget,

To tell you guys truth, the truth is that I think the north Royalton police department is the best…read morepolice department in North Royalton

I suffer from Bi Polar disorder. Because of the aforementioned, I'm prone to chronic anxiety with…read moreensuing mania and panic attacks. I'm shrouded most often in irrational, impulsive behavior. Marked by extreme agitation, and libel speech it's most often misinterpreted as contempt for my fellow man. On separate occasions my distress has been met by understanding, and compassion by Parma officers responding to the concerns of the public. They are educated and follow protocol that protects and serves those with mental health issues such as my own. The PPD should be used as a model in which all other departments implement. Hats off to City Hall for their continued efforts to protect and care for its residents. Kudos to the Chief for doing an amazing job as the guiding hand responsible for such upstanding men and women. Sincerely ES

Just tired of the speeding it's gotten bad on all roads. See someone go down a side street at 80…read moremph and not a cop on site. We need something done, plus now I seen two hit and runs come on the roads are the wild west around here and then there 15 police vehicles there when something actually happens.

Actually the worst!!! Give out parking tickets for anything, once you pay, they will still tow your…read morecar!!! Then once you go up to complain they blame the record department. This has happened twice now to me and three times to my neighbor. I swear they hire idiots, makes sense why you don't need a college degree to be a cop.

The men and women of the Cleveland Heights Police Department are true professionals who are there…read morewhen you need them. Locked your keys in the car, they can get them out. Want to file a report, they are happy to get the facts. Most of all however, when the moment arises to call 9-1-1, they will be there to help when nobody else will and will not let you be a victim. Obey the speed limits and don't park your car on city streets within prohibited hours and that will resolve 90 percent of your gripes. Keep up the great work CHPD - you guys rock!

The recent encounter Officer Riley had with the 1st amendment auditor, Steven Kelly, was a perfect…read moreexample of how to deal with Internet Frauditors. Ofc. Riley was polite and professional, while Steven Kelly called her foul names. Great job Officer Riley.

had a theft stole a store equipment from the store and she came back we had her detained for more…read morethe 30 mins while she was being aggravated to employe. we even call 911 five time and still no response. I guess Akron don't care about protecting local business that pay taxes to city. sound like they rather shoot a minor on thanksgiving day (or everyday) instead protecting store from closing down due to theft problems. Sad sad world we live in. Make me feel they are unreliable bunch don't care or do their job.